1. Data reformatting, data parsing, anything that requires transforming data in anyway. E.g. give me all blah in this massive raw content of whatever. Give this data as json, this as csv.

2. Writing small scripts to do various other data related actions, automations.

3. Summaries. Extracting key points. Asking questions about content I don't understand well. Asking clarification questions.

4. Bulletpoints, outlines, asking for feedback for my own content, what could I be missing, brainstorming.

5. Coding obviously, but with Copilot mainly rather than ChatGPT specifically.

6. Asking it to review/criticise whatever work or output I do.

7. Anything learning/research related, I use it avidly. If I want to learn about any subject. I haven't found hallucinations to be an issue at all, because I view the content with grain of salt in the first place and I double check if I think something is out of place, but it's really, really good for learning, because I can actively question it compared to a course or whatever, and me being able to debate with it is amazing for learning. And compared to a person I never have to feel that my question may be stupid, I can just spew to it whatever immediately comes to mind and get clarifications. If I had a person as a mentor, I might be more careful, but this removes the aspect of social anxiety completely. I can keep asking clarifying questions infinitely.

8. Decisions. Trying to understand pros and cons of various decisions. Allowing it to brainstorm those pros and cons. I combine with my own pros and cons of course.

To me it's like this dream thing you can bounce your thoughts back and forth with, without having to worry about judgment etc.